Presentation
Follow up in clinic.
Patient Data
Age: 12 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Madelung forearm deformities in Madelung dyschondrosteosis
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Bilateral forearm shortening and bowing deformities of the radii and ulnae with exaggerated ulnovolar tilt and ulnovolar wrist subluxation. Bilateral dorsal dislocation of the DRUJs.
Case Discussion
This child had a known diagnosis of mesomelic dwarfism due to Madelung dyschondrosteosis.